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Some Of the illogical who attempt TO compensate
for false reasoning by unlimited statistics dis
cover, in the statement that railroad earnings
have been less since the interstate-cOmmerce law
than for the corresponding period several years
ago convincing proof that the new law Is destroy.
ing the transportation business OF the country
cutting down exports and ustifying It's reputation
among the railroads as the source OF all evil The
law was not designed, perhaps, to swell the earn
ings OF railroads but TO relieve certain Of the rail-
roads customers from injustice and extortion. A
decrease In earnings might be viewed Just as logic
ally, by advocates OF the law, representing the
difference between the profts OF square dealing and
robbery In the treatment OF customers, and a. an
indication that the law was needed and that it Is
accomplishing its purpose. The railroads would
be wiser 70 concoct statistics showing that there
has been an actual reduction in the number Of
pounds OF paying freight carried. fairly attributa-
BILE 20 the new law. When rates are revised q de-
crease In pronrs does not necessarily mean a de-
crease In business. II may mean that the average
OF rates Is cheaper.
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M,n-SuxuEn SALE

LINENS AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
CONTINUED.
The response to this sale has exceeded expec.
tations: which fact speaks volumes. showing
corclusively that the intrinsic values We are
distributing are unprecedented. We shall con-
tinue the sale the remainder Of the week, and
to-day call attention TO the following lines OF
LINEN sHEETINGs,
Imported by US, and guaranteed to b the best
qualities ohtainable for the prices:
36-inch Dleached. German and Irish Linens,
perfect bleach. durable qualities, SIC, 40c,
45c- Soc, SEC, 621Sc, Csc. 6Sc, 75c.. 67Hc.
and 81 per yard.
4o-;uch hleachsd, German and irish Pillow
Case Linens, Soc, Sc. 60c. and CSC per yard.
42-iuch Bleached German and Irish Pillow
Case Linens Soc, $50. and $50. per yard
45-inch Bleached German and Irish Pillow
Case Linens, Soc, 56c., SIC. 62Sc.. 6Sc-. 75c..
So. and csc. per yard.
50-inch Bleached German and Irish Pillow
Case Linens, excellent qualities. superior
bleach; 45c., Sc. 62c, ESQ, 100. s5c., 90c,
and 81 per yard.
54.inch Bleached German and irish Pillow
Case Lnens. 6Sc.. 70. 90c, and 81 per yard
40.fnch B1eached and Unbleached Butchers
Linens. best qualities: yet offered at the prices
3oc and 4Oc per yard.
27-inch Bleached German Huck-a-Back
Linens 33c., 4oc., and SOC. per yard
72-inch "a Blesched German Linen Sheet
ing, heavy quality; only 90c. per yard.
Sl-ineh o. Bleached German Linen Sheet
ing, extra value; only DOC. per ward.
80 Inch 1914 Blesched German and Irish
Linen Sheetines, wide range Of excellent quail
ties. from coarse and heavy to fine and light. IS,
rs, IS, 90, 81, 81. 1871, SL25, 81. IS snd 3l.50
per yard.
1914 Twilled Irish Linen Sheeting. splendid
quality, extra durable. Only 81 per yard
Websg to say that our Linen goods are made,
without tow, from the genuine dsx, are ofsfun
round thread, and bleached by the latest
improved process. which renders the goods
whittier With freQu washings. We think We
have the largest variety Of kinds and qualities
yet offered in this city. and customers who have
heretofore made selections from diminutive
stocks will NO doubt appreciate the above extern:
sive assortment The same may be said OF
damasks, Napkins, Cloths, Towels, &c.
Basement; commodious salesroom.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
ie28 Cor IL th and F sta. n.
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The sharp letters Of Mayor Hewitt, of New
York, are coming TO be famous. He expresses
himself pointedly on any subject OF municipal
concern, nom dog killing to the overcrovding Of
steamboats,. His remarks are generally sensible
though he sometimes stumbles, and exposes him
self to counter fire from his epistolary targets
In his epistle on dogs, for instance he says:
81 am doing what can 10 keep the dog -catchers
under proper restraint, but II they should report
10 me that they had managed TO destroy every
dog, licensed or unlicensed, in this city, should
feel no personal grief"
For this sweeping condemnation Of the canine
family, and the encouragement given to the law
less killing Of licensed dogs the mayor is soundly
berated by his correspondent In the case and BIZ
dog-lovers generally. Mr.. Hewitt Is nervous and
sleepless, and dogs have kept him awake, both In
Washington and New York. His remedy Is not to
suggest lawleSsnes5 to New York dog -catchers
but 70 come TO Washington and i've, when the
new anti-howling dog police regulation Is en-
forced.
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Controller Trenholms cheerful response to
questions concerning the Chicago banks, that they
are "all right" together with the fact that he Is
In charge OF and personally directing the straight
ening-out OF the tangle IN the Affairs OF the
Fidelity National In Cincinnati VIII disspate the
uncomfortable forebodings entertained by many
students Of the financial situation. It was from
these quarters that the bad reports were expected
which were to be made the basis OF another big
scare In money circles The various theories ad-
vanced to account for the recent saltatory exer-
cises in Manhattan Consolidated and Pacific Mail
stocks are noteworthy, also. as showing how
fiiunsy q cause may sometimes produce results
OF apparent Importance. Whether Cyrus Field
snuooed young George Goulds wedding invitation
or Jay Gould was angry at some Of the remarks
made By Henry Hart on taking the presidency OF
the Pacific Mail Company, viii probably never
pass from the realm Of conjecture into that OF
Definite knowledge; but the fact that persons In
timately acquainted with all parties are ready to
believe such stories proves that there Is nothing
essentially improbable about them. They ought
TO serve as warnings 10 all men who have little
capital - invest not to put IL where the angry
whim OF one stock Jobber can cut slice OF twenty
per cent on the value Of their property In the
tw1nknng OF an eye.
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Aarxua NArrAss
Pharmacists,
14th and Isnd "a and p 81 ~.
epecialtiss Tor the rest OF the week.
YOUNG PEQPL Els pERTUNRa.
Colsste Co, New York makssA Bottles ip.l boa
saapepd 70 26c Per ben, vary cheap for Aps psfume
he sasassnt eonsists Of Violet Ilsng xsns. HsiiQ~
txepe anA CeshmsEs Deausk
1NalIsA PROCESS soAf.
eoassts'A Heown wiadaoe. Honey. Eldsr Nexpe.
Qlycsrips anA 1artls oH-,Sb Cakes ssdpssd to 1Os.
sseAo ~ pss deEen, weil-vorth trial Really Ans
eeap fcs seonpssstiyely sssn psacs. Colossal eoso
alessina vesy larss csks. rsavcsa - 10e Pr sa.
PIE ndtd for the hath ja31
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It win be gratifying TO many yachtsmen who
were chagrined aS the Gsnesess Victories In 1855
TO learn Of her success In the jubilee race around
the British Isles II IL o consolation sometimes to
know that what one cannot DO = equally impos-
sibie for otherA
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SUMNER LUXURY. .

WHAT so ELEGANT IN APPEARANCE,
SO COOL. DO RICH, AND AT THE SANE
TINE so PLAIN. AS A WHITE VEST m
sUMMERi NOT NECESSARILY PLAIN
WHITE, R1THRR A WHITE GROUND
WITH DOTTED SURFACE. DARK
FLAKES OR SMALL CHECKS, FIGURES
HEIGHTEN THE EFFECT. AND WHEN
WORN WITH A COAT AND TROUSERS
ONO MATTER WHAT COLOR-DARK
OR L1GHT-1T STAMPS THE wEARER AS
MAN OF GOOD TASTE.
OUR STOCK OF WHITE AND FANCY
VESTS WAS NEVER 80 EXTENSIVE As
NOW. OUR VARIETY OF PATTERNS
NEVER so GREAT. THE CUT, SHAPE
AND FIT BEYOND THE REACH OF
ADVERSE CRITICISM. OUR PRICES
PLACE THEM WITHIN THE REACH OF
ALL. FOR INSTANCE. WE ARE SELLING
WHITE VESTS. CORRECT IN ALL
THINGS, WITH FLY FRONTS AND
MOVABLE BUTTONS, FOR ONE DOLLAR
EACH. HANDSOME EFFEcrs IN DOTS
AND FLAKES AND CHECKS AND FIG.
URES AT ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY.
FIVE CENTS EACH PERFECT FITTING
GARMENTS THEY ARE THE MATERIAL
THOROUGHLY sHBuNK BEFORE BEING
CUT. 50 THAT AS THEY NOW ARE so
THEY WILL REMAIN. WE HAVE, OF
COURSE, MORE EXPENSIVE ONES IN
FRENCH ANOTHER FoRE1GNsTUFFs.
THEY COME HIGH. THOUGH: sAo0 IS
THE PRICE OF THE FINEST. BUT WE
HAVE THEM IN ALL THE INTERME-
date GRADES. LOOK THEM ovER, BY
ALL MEANS. YOU'RE AS LIKELY TO
buy HALF DOZEN AS A SINGLE ONE.
WHEN YoU SEE TIE BEAUTIFUL PAT
TERMS WE HAVE IN STOCK.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
ouTFITTERs,
300 TO 3oS SEVENTH STREET.
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Fears are entertained lest the strike OF the oil
men In Pennsylvania may spread TIL "an the en-.
ployes OF the Standard OIL Company throughout
the country stop work. This would be momen-
tous revolt, and no mistake. The laborers and
mechanics might turn their hands TO other EN-.
pioyment; but what would the lawyers and
judges and legislators do for an equally profit
able job?
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There is nothing TO be feared for the safety OF
the New Jersey peach crop. The treesin Hunter
don, Warren and SUSSEX counties, In spite OF the
blizzard stories which were tslegraphed all over
the Union . few months ago, are hanging, 90 Q
rule, fun Of green fruit.
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First door.)

Vfrst door)
Soc Shut Undresssd Kid Gloves embd, for Csc.
s1.50 'Palais Royal" Kid Gloves for sl35.
olS9 "Palais Royal" Mousquetsires for Sl6s.
sl6S "Palais Royal" Hehotrope Kid Gloves. s1.35
CSC Undressed Kid Monsqustariss for ssc.
6-button length do. for CSC.
Soc. jersey Silk Mitts for CSC
Csc. surah SILKS for 55c
25c Koechlin's French sateens for 22c
Soc Genuine French oinghams for 25c.
Sll9 Sursh Silks for s1.05
25c. Mohair Suitings for 2oc.
9sc Figured China Silks for 7oc.
lac No. g. @. Ribbons for l2c
1Sc- No. 12 q. @. Ribbons for l6c.
24c- No. 16 g. Ribbons for lec
29c. No. % g. G. Ribbons for 23c.
4Sc. Fancy Ribbons. all shades, for 39c.
Csc. Fringed Newport" sashes for 75c.
S1.35 Ostrich Feather Tips for sl25.
s1.S9 Novelty Feather Tips for &l79
Csc Hats and Bonnets for 39c
s1.4S Children's Large Sailor Hats, s119
12,sc. Pure Linen Handkerchiefsfor 1Oc.
25c. Fine Sheer Linen do for2I
CSC Spanish Lace Neckwear for 79c.
25c Crepe Lsse Ruching for gle
csc. Cold French Collars and Guns for dc
44c Roman Pearl Beads for 3oc.
ace Fans all styles for 39c
Csc. Fans, all styles, for roc.
Csc. Leather and Canvass Belts for 2lc.
&c. Lisle Hose for Csc. or for q.
9Sc. Spun Silk Hose for &c.
Csc Irish Bslbrigyan Hose for 22c
Csc. Children's Isle Hose for lee
Csc. ladies' Lisle Vests for zee
Csc English GAUGE Vests for SIC.
33c. Large Bottles Florida Water for 29c
Csc. Bottles Of Bay Rum for 2lc.
SC. Packets HAirpins. Sc.
Genuine Pears Soap9c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-28

GREAr REDUCTION In
SUMNER DRY GOODS.
20 pieces Striped and Figured CRAZY CLOTH 12kc
lease Cream CRINKLE, &C., reduced from &c.
cases Colored Stripe and Check SEERSUCKERS
8, 10. 12kc.
500 yards CHAMBRAY, &c.: reduced from 12kc
SO pieces French ORGANDIE. 1870; former price
18c
10 pieces Hsir-Line TAKOOL, loo.
5000 yards Figured LAWNS. 5, s, 1Oc.
French aud American SATTEENS.
20 pieces NUNS YELLING, all colors 25c
42-inch ALBATROSS CLOTH, Soc
ALL OF OUR DRESS GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES
a Wamsutta, Pride-of-ths West and Fruit-of.the-
Loom COTTON, in to 10 yards lengths, SIC.
Ladies' Gauze VESTS, 25 and 374c
Gents Balbrggan and 0auze SHIRTS, 25c
200 pieces Elesant Quality Summer GINGHANfS,
1Oc.
We are Offering some Special Bargains In Plain and
Fancy STRAW MATTINGS
FLOOR OIL-CLOTHS and CARPETS
JOHNSON. GARNER CO.,
GIG Peposylyania ave.. south side,
1e-o Near 9TH st. NV.
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Second hoor.)

S6-6S ladies' Bingham Suits for $5.4S.
secs Wool Check Suits for e.
e2.2o Large Children's Suits. alas.
S1-2S Small Childrens Dresses, SSc
12Hc. Canvas Lace Suiting for &c.
1o-4 N. Y. Mills and Fquot sheetins for 22xc
S1-24 y Damask NAPKINS for 81 %.
Soc Fancy Damask Towels. 4Sc.
Ice Curtain Scrim for 12xc.
Csc Envelope Bustles for loc
s5c. Colsred Walking Skirts for 65:.
CSC. Child's Sun Bonnets for 55c.
75c. Full Ruche Caps for $50
Ice. Stamped Tray Covers for 12c.
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For ottinR to advertise our special sale q Infants
careless oversight on our part. We sivs you the
items to-day.
Because they are sishty imperfect ws Offer The fol.
lowing in Infants Wear:
At rs cents each We offer 8 dozen fine Cambria In
fants' shrs-neck and sleeves embroidered.
At 25 cents each offer. special bargain, 3dozen
Infants Short Dresses that are tride soiled.
At 80 cents each we offer s dozen Cambria Infants
Slips, tucked and with cambria rufle on the skirt.
At so cents each we offer dozen Cambria Infants
Slips. tucked and embroidered yoke, and embroidery
around neck ana sleeves
At so cents each We offer 2 dozen Infants Short
Dresses, tucked yoke. embroidered RUDE, and en-.
bEoidery around neck and sleeves.
At 81 each we offer . few ane Nainsook InfAnts
Dresses with tucked and pleatsd yokes embroidered
ruf1es, and elegantly finished.
"oDDs AND ENDS" IN 1AcEs.
We are Offering extraordinary values in some "odds
and ends" from our Lace Department.
Sl6S Plat Val, 30 inch Flouncs wo are closing ct
e125.
s1.7e Plat Val. 40 inch F1ounce we are onering ct
&1.5S.
S1.4s Platt Val, 81 inch All-over Net We have
few remaining yards to sail at 90 cents yard
We have Cream FIchus ct so cents EACH instead Of
81 cents.
Our sl9s Black Escurial. 42 inch Flounce No will
cell ct 9166. Only few yards
Some. 2x inch, . inch and ~ inch Torchon facss
Counter wrnkled and dusty we mark IL cents yard
m lad Of Is and 10 cents.
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Tnn GRrAr RnxAsor Go1D
MINING co.
Organized Under the Laws OF New York.
CAPITAL. $1,000 600 In 100000 Shares Of the par
value Of - each Full paid and unasssssabla
=, This company owns the Great Romance Gold Quarts
t.so. Territory Of Psnsma United States 81 columbia
tits located 1000 feet above the sea- only 25 miles
over SssI.S Wagon road issm the Por. Sono
oo and 80 degrees the entire year.
iS1x on ths vein. being The longest continuous vein
isee milling gold oHarz aud the largest body Of high
company in the world
The vein is almost vertical, running nearly north
and south and is 6 feet wide Of Free Gold Quartz soft
ma es'as worked averaging fully els per ton
as n; ss aas: ,sa
With 100 stamp mill erected, 300 tons Of ore per
cay can De miiied, which 1t an average OF els per
oos! Of mining and milling; incindin. ''s''oo
all expenses. $3.50 per ton-...... ...........l $50
For 200 days net prohts applicants ''''''''s'-'.
~. o"eenos .0S5,0OO
stamp mill hes been contracted for. which viii b
erected a. soon a. possible the mine being already de-
vsloped TO supp.yit.
There II no investment profitable and no eutsr.
pssss more worthy ths attention Of capt. lists aud
Quartz Mining.
-. The Great Repsnes With the magnitude Of the vsin,
Z re SS,nss: srSSositioa Ssis simply aass.
SoH ,ns I1mss, Q. 'tap: smpiSyed y:ssz
ored per cent PER aunuln.
These facts have been verified by sxpsvisnpsd men.
limited number Of Share are open for aubecr1ptt.n
q ~ Per Share. payabs - Per est on July La Aue
16 Sep. Is. and Oct Is.
Application has been made to List the stock on ths
Noerd. WM D. FARRAND. Prest.
The Great Romance Gold Minipg Co
adss 4 information ana stock may - had At The
GEO. WIN. RALLou { CO.. bankers.
3 Wall 81, New York.
All appliestipp fes Stock by Lsttsf o. Telegraph
must b sasda On or before July2 je23-3s
STEAN WELL .HoRIN0.-WELLs BORED TOR
IA
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A Cap.
WE WILL RENDER ALL BILLS ON OUR BOOKS
NEXT WEE. THESE ARE DUE AND PAYABLE
JULY l. 1887. WE WILL THANK OUR Gus
9oMERs TO REsPoNp PROMPTLY, AS WE RELY
ON OUR COLLECTIONS DURING THE DULL
SUMNER TO MEET OUR OBLIGATIONS THosE
WHO pRErER TO CALL FOR THEIR BILLS WILL
FIND THEM READY.
EARLE s1TrLEMxNTs WILL oBfIa1
Nm aHUSTER soma
h2S a10RA sva
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j usr RECEIVED,

Case English Derby Ribbed Hose fast black,
only 29c. pair; Childreu's sizes, 25c.
window full of Towels on exhibition at No.
1117 Penna ave
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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"ODDs AND ENDS" IN LAcEs.

s & &: $%:!!$Eis Il
E ~ n 4 g. Es3E $B'ss HHnHEEs:'
Nm ~ 4 Z 4 eooS 4 Il kkrr=
S1e-31S SEVENTH ST. NV.
Lay DOWN. HoARY-HEADED ExToRT1oN.
WE'RE come TO
SHELL TIE WOODS.
LEAVING neither branch shrub nor twis behind which
PEOPLE
Made furious By the ouraess perpetratsd upon thsm
INFAMOUS SELF.
ANYTHING AMBIGUOUS ABOUT THIS,
SOLID SHOT.
Prince Albert Suits in Cloths, cass,msrs., and
:na ss s
SHELL.
Chesterfield and Cutaway Suits, serses. Tweeds,
ss1da5Q. s1225, S13:5o, s13.75. Slx75. Sl5.75.
sHRApNEL.
Mems Sack Suits, Cheviots, Serses. Tweeds Cassi-
meres, Diagonas Corkscrews, &C. &6 so, $685. "a 80,
$$S.I2h 1872 $1O7o, Sll.oO, $l2.25, Sl2.75,
GRAPE AND CANISTER
Boys Suits ages ID 70 Is years strictly all WOOL
handsome in pattern nobby IN style perfect in AZ,
$1d12 sS;s7 e; 5e Se 81 s7.7e. ss.7S. 1925. slo.
PASS THE INFANTRY RAPIDLY TO THE FRONT.
Children's worsted Suits (Norfolk), g. ChiIdren's
Cheviot suits strictly ell wool $3.50 Children's
silk and worsted. check, s325.
GIVE THEM THE BAYoNET.
Mems Suits, sacks and cutaways, NOT al wool.
500 Boys Suits, IL to IL years. cost vest. aud
SHOW NO QUARTER.
Trousers in endless variety comprising all the latest
;tEIlcsI s9s s'o' s&7a 's2 $685. ss'o' 1857
Our big 82S. 900 purchase IL not yet exhausted We
have several lots still to dispose Of and receiving
best and cheapest nns Rs.dy Made Clothing, 70 to
VICTOR E ADLEES
TEN FIR CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
927 and 929 9TH st n. W.. Cor. Mass Ava
STRICTLY ONE PRIcR
Open Saturday until IL D. m
sale Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from z to
O'Clock am. Remember the days and the hours, a.
these coats will positively not be sold other days
Al other hours te28
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-A PLACE FROM TWO TO THREE
w miles Of the city suitable tor grocery and pro
vision store, with less than for dwelling
- Star Office. te2S-2ts
WANTED-To PURCHASE FOR CASH FROM
wv owner n GOOD S-room house. well located; price
from $4,000 to $4,000. J. B., Star office. ,e37-St.
WANTED-DIRECT FROM owNERS-HOUSEs
w and Lots an all sections or the city sell
TO responsible parties. Any property placed in
hands will be literally advertised at our expense.
.c1S-lm' GREEN & CUNNINGHAM. l4o5 F St
WANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERS. HOUSES
w and Lots for cash purchasers Any property
rsced with US will be literally advertised at
pense Rents collected Eststes managed Insurance
effected HOLLAND THOMPSON,
je13 1913 St. Adjoining Sun Bu ldinE
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LIGHT WEreHr Woorrs Tnoussns
AT THIS SEASON THERE IS ALwATsA
DEMAND FOR LIGHTWEIGHT WOODEN
PANTALooNs BY GENTLEMEN WHO
NEVER WEAR LINEN PANTS. TO MEET
THIS DEMAND WE HAVE JUST MADE UP
AvAR1ETY OF STYLES OF THESE GOODS.
SOME ARE CHEv1OTS, IN LIGHT CoLoRs,
RoUGH-FAcED. But VERY LOOSELY
WOVEN AND Coo1. OTHERS ARE SMOOTH.
FACED GOODS, BUT THIN AND LIGHT.
THEY ARE THE NEWEST PATTERNS OF
CHECKS AND STRIPES. OTHERS IN PLAIN
CoLoRs AND QUITE IN STYLE THESE
PATTERNS WERE SELECTED FROM Gus
TOM STOCK. AND ARE THE SAME THAT
WE HAVE BEEN MAKING TO ORDER.
SMALL BOYS lsHoRT) PANTS. IN LIGHT
WEIGHT CAssIMER, FOR q.
THESE ARE COOL, AND BETTER THAN
LINEN. ALSO. LIGHT AND DARK FLAN.
MEL PANTS FOR BOYS 4 TO 13 YEARS.
WHITE. BROWN, AND STRIPED LINEN
PANTS (sHoRT, FOR BOYS TO Is YEARS
LARGE BOYS LoNa, PANTS, IN LIGHT
AND DARK cAssIMEREs ALSO FLANNELs.
Z. B. BARNUM Co,
js2s 931 PENN. AVE
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We quote reduced prices in all departments in space
below. but first give special mention TO Jerseys hay
ing just opened several consisting of the latest
NOVELTIES IN PARIS AND BERLIN JERSEYS for
ladies' and Children which, in addition to regular
stock, will be the most complete assortment ever
shown Most of these goods hsvng been bought below
the cost Of manufacture are enabled onsr most
startling bargains:
THE NEW JERSEYS.
Lot at s1.29. worth S1.50.
Lot at GIGS worth 1925.
Lot st S1.S7, woVth 81 49,
Lot at 81 25, worth 1925
2 Lots at S2.4S. worth $3.50.
Lot ~ e.. So, worth 50 IS.
Lot at S325. worth s425
3 Lots at e36S. worth $3.50
! Lot at 1887, WORTH "a. 60
Lot at S:'-9S, worth o4.9S.
Lot At S4.25. worth Si.9S.
Il Lot At $685. worth $1,000.
These sse SILK Jerseys.
CHILDREN's.
Lot at CSC. worth S1.25.
Lot 1T 3l.4S. worth Sl6S.
"a The list below is incomplete for want of space.
but gives idea of what to expect in every depart
ment Of the PAais Royal.
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Personal.

4 HEREBY MAIN ALL PERSONS NOT TO TAKE
j credit from any one on my name
I'm ACCOUNT or TIVE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
~ Us NE are now pIsISrsd 70 pay iuii value, fsf
JUsTH's Gao stand 6le ST nv. ,sl5-lm
TyiVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ anl AnsweEs Send 20 GENT. 70 beokstores or 70
ss-a.. 20 c.. sd sn saip =. 40
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w ciround in northeast section of cty located be-
tween LIST and 18th, and SITS. In answering please
give full description and lowest price, B. A p, Star
office. je22-6t
w ANTED-LOTs-THE NATIONAL CAPITALIN-
w vestment Co., Samuel Fl. Walker. President $50
Louisiana ave-, next door to City POD Eligible Prop
critics. large small. in any section. promptly pur-
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